Neighbourhood - Hornby (with Pearl Runga)

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Neighbourhood - Hornby (with Pearl Runga)

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Musician and teacher Pearl Runga shows Neighbourhood around her home turf of Hornby, introducing families who've also made it their home. Members of the Japanese Society of Canterbury talk about the power of origami to create peace and hope after the 2011 quake, while a Zimbabwean family showcase musical instruments — and how they're used to channel ancestors. Neighbourhood also visits a studio where Filipino folk dancing is taught to the next generation, and an Egyptian woman who shows her l...

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2012

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